Sentence examples for secondary competition from inspiring English sources

The main events are the John Roberts Teams and the Cavendish Invitational Pairs, with a secondary competition, the World Bridge Productions Pairs, also scheduled.

And though Celtic and Rangers each spent millions for limited success in Europe's secondary competition in 2003 and 2008, there was no long-term strategy accompanying it.

There has always been a market for a secondary competition in Europe and the Cup Winners' Cup, which did not make it past the millennium, is still missed.

Caulker was expected to travel with the rest of the squad to Rome today for a match that may determine Tottenham's future in Europe's secondary competition.

The men's Olympic tournament is seen as a secondary competition, limited to players under 23, with three over-age exceptions per team.

Bravo's format is a mash-up, blending a contest for models, like the secondary competition within "Project Runway," with a reprise of 2004's campy car wreck, "Manhunt: The Search for America's Most Gorgeous Male Model".

Lazio lost 3 points and was kept out of the secondary cup competition.

Arsène Wenger has for decades used English football's secondary cup competition to give youngsters a taste of first-team experience.

The assertion that Chelsea have already enjoyed a "great" campaign may perplex the team's supporters, given the side are 22 points adrift of Manchester United and now compete in Uefa's secondary club competition.

Why can't rugby league create a secondary cup competition of its own, with the final to be played as the first part of a double header at Wembley in August ahead of the Challenge Cup final proper?

It is a mark of how far the Champions League has distorted the focus of Europe's elite clubs that it is necessary to record the fact that both Rafa Benítez and, in particular, André Villas-Boas palpably want to win Europe's secondary cup competition, despite the distraction of ensuring entrance to next year's Champions League.